Branch Pond Look-off Trail
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Cape Breton Highlands NP
The trail explores Acadian, boreal and taiga land regions and leads to a viewpoint offering an impressive view of the Atlantic coast and the...
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Overview
Food Truck which is owned and operated by Chef Rhonda Lockhart of Baddeck NS. Our menu changes every week and nothing is more than $13!
Stand and Stuff Your Face food truck will be making stops around the Island for take out services.
All locations will be updated weekly to their website.
March 26, Whycocomagh: Opens at Noon
March 27, Port Hood: Opens at Noon
March 28, Ingonish: Opens at Noon
March 29, Port Hawkesbury: Opens at Noon
March 30, Baddeck: Opens at Noon
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Community: South Harbour
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Community: St. Margaret Village
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Community: Sydney
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